Llandoger Trow Whitbread - Dominic Dunning

King Street Old City Bristol BS1 4ER Tel: 0870 990 6424 Fax: (0870) 990 6425

Architecturally important and impressive pub in which Daniel Defoe purportedly met Alexander Selkirk, who became Robinson Crusoe, and which was the inspiration for The Admiral Bembow in Stephenson's Treasure Island. Nowadays attached to a Premier Travel Inn, it retains its dignified charm with its distinct drinking areas and restaurant.

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BEERS: Cask Ales: Greene King I.P.A. Morland Old Speckled Hen Keg Ales: Boddington's Draught Keg Bitter Stouts: Guinness Guinness Extra Cold Stout Lagers: Carlsberg Stella Artois Ciders: Blackthorn Cider HOURS: Open: Mon-Sat: 11am-12am; Sun: 12-11 Food: Bar Food: Mon-Sat: 11am-10 Restaurant: Mon-Sun: 6-10 HANDY FOR: Bristol_Old_Vic_Theatre Watershed_Media_&_Arts_Centre Bristol_Hippodrome Architecture_Centre Arnolfini Colston_Hall At-Bristol Bristol_Cathedral Bristol_Ice_Rink Bristol_City_Docks Red_Lodge St_Mary_Redcliffe_Church Bristol_Industrial_Museum Georgian_House St_George's_Bristol John_Wesley's_Chapel Bristol_Bus_Station REFERENCES:

Information on this pub was last updated on Wed 14 Mar 2007 by Leigh Reed.
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